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Roof Fall: Outby spad 144 30' long, 19' wide & 4-5' thick. Ventilation not blocked. Primary escapeway blocked.

Roof fall, 60' over to right of spad 130, #8 entry intake. 50' long X 19.5' wide X 5-6' thick. No passage way blocked, no vent change, no escape routes blocked.

Employee was drilling top, watching drill steel rotate when small pebble piece of rock was slung by drill steel and struck him the the mouth cracking tooth.

Victim was operating ram car headed to miner to load when during travel he hit hump motor loever to better see miner in dip. He struck roof bolt with canopy and had his left hand in position where canopy cut 1st joint out of middle finger.

No. 7 entry, neutral entry, 40 ft outby s.s. 287, 1 main north. Not blocked.

#7 entry at s.s. 257, intake escapeway #1 main north. Escapeway not blocked.

Employee s foot got caught between ram car center section when abruptly moved.

Man trip derailed, injured EE and another EE hurt their backs.

Man trip derailed, injured EE and another EE hurt their backs.

Hurt back while lifting a bucket of J-bolts.

Operator was drilling a hole with a TD230 bolting machine. A piece of drawrock fell onto the ATRS, when he lowered ATRS, the rock slid off the machine, scratching his back. Also, the drill steel fell against his neck, buring his neck.

Employee twisted around while underground pulling muscle in his back & neck.

A roof fall measuring 40' long - 15' wide and 6' high fell between blocks at break 42. The roof fall consisted of lamenated shell. The area was timbered and cribbed and reported to MSHA.

Employee slipped his foot went under head of bolting machine, as he tried to break his fall he grabbed the lever that lowered the head onto his foot.

Employee parked ramcar to get off and use bathroom. The car rolled and pinned him against rib.

Ee caught his right foot under railroad track causing him to fall.

EE had just finished installing timbers and began to observe the top for the miner operator who had begun to cut the end cut in the #2 entry. A section of roof measuring 18' wide 0-60" thick fell on ee causing fatal injuries.

EE WAS HIT IN THE LEG BY AN 828 UNI-HAULER RESULTING IN A BROKEN BONE IN HIS LOWER RIGHT LEG.

A ROOF FALL MEASURING 24' WIDE, 30' LONG AND 3' TO 8' HIGH FELL ONTO THE CUTTER HEAD OF THE 1415 JOY MINER BEING USED TO LOAD COAL ONTO THE 001 PILLAR SECTION.

LAYING RAIL. LIFTING RAIL WITH A BAR, HURT BACK.

A FALL OCCURRED SOMETIME DURING THE 3 SHIFT, 8 BREAKS UNDERGROUND IN THE #2 ENTRY. THE FALL MEASURED 120" LONG AND 5' TO 7'HIGH. THE TOP WAS LAMINATED SHELL SANDSTONE. NO INJURIED OCCURRED DUR ING THIS FALL.

ROCK FALL #2 ENTRY 20' IN BY SPAD #45. THE FALL WAS 700' OUT BY WORKING FACE, MEASURED 40' LONG 19' WIDE 6-7' HIGH.

ROCK FALL LOCATED IN THE #3 ENTRY APPROX 600' OUTBY FACE AREA, MEASURED 140' LONG 20' WIDE AND 5-6' HIGH.

EMPLOYEE WAS ROCKDUSTING IN THE #4 ENTRY AS HE WAS WALKING TO HIS SCOOP TO GET ANOTHER BAG OF DUST, HE WAS HIT IN THE HEAD BY A PIECE OF ROCK MEASURING 3 BY 2 BY 2" THICK.

AN UNPLANNED ROOF FALL OCCURED IN THE #7 ENTRY OF THE MAIN INTAKE. OUTBY SPAD #334. THE FALL WAS SUPPORTED INBY AND OUTBY THE AFFECTED AREA. TWO ENTRY. ARE STILL OPEN IN THE INTAKE.

EE WAS PREPARING TO BOLT WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM TOP, PINNING HIS HAND BETWEEN ROCK AND ROOF BOLTER.

EE WAS DRIVING A PIN INTO A BELT DRIVE CHAIN, WHEN A SMALL PIECE OF METAL CAME OUT AND LODGED INTO HIS LEFT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING TO END OF TRACK WHEN HE STRUCK A ROOF BOLT WITH HIS BACK. EMPLOYEE CLAIMS HIS BACK WAS INJURED.

EE WAS THROWING TIMBERS FROM ALONG SIDE THE RIB TO THE PLACE WHERE THEY WOULD BE SET. HE SAYS THAT WHILE THROWING HE INJURED HIS LOWER BACK.

A PILLAR FALL OCCURED ONT HE 001 PILLAR SECTION INT HE #6 ENTRY TRAPPING OUR 1415 JOY CONTINUOUS MINER. THE TOP WAS SHALE WITH MUTIPLE HILLSEAMS. THE MINER WAS RETREIVED AND NORMAL MINNING BEG AN. NO INJURIES OCCURED DURING THIS PERIOD.

A HILLSEAM MEASURING 6' HIGH-12'WIDE-30' LONG, FELL IN THE FACE OF THE #7 ENTRY. A COAL STREAK AT THE TOP OF THE FALL CONTRIBUTED TO THE COLLAPSE. THE AREA WAS CRIBBED AROUND THE AREA. NO INJU RIES OCCURRED DURING THIS INCIDENT.

A ROOF FALL MEASURING 6' HIGH 30' LONG & 20' WIDE FELL IN THE RETURN NETURAL 13 BREAKS OUT BY THE CO #4 HEAD-DRIVE. THE ROOF WAS LAMINATED SHALE WITH MULTIPLE MOUNTAIN SEAMS. NO INJURIES TO ME N OR MACHINE OCCURED.

A ROOF FALL OCCURED INT HE #3 ENTRY DURING PILLAR EXTRACTION TRAPPING OUR CONTINOUS MINER. THE ENTRY HAD HIDDEN MOUNTAIN SEAMS ALLOWING THE ROOF TO COLLASPE. NO INJURIES OCCURED DURING THE FAL L AND OR REMOVAL OF THIS MINER. ALL SAFETY PERCAUSTIONS WERE EXERCISED DURING REMOVAL.

EE WAS UNLOADING TIMBERS FROM A SCOOP. WHEN HE APPARENTLY STRAINED HIS GROIN AREA.

A ROOF FALL OCCURRED ON THE 001 PILLAR SECTION ENTRAPPING OUR 1415 CONTINUOUS MINER. WE HAD BEGAN REMOVING PILLARS IN THE #7 ENTRY WHEN A SECTION OF ROOF COLLAPSED CATCHING THE MINER. NO INJUR IES OCCURRED IN THIS ACCIDENT.

EE WAS REMOVING ROCK FROM 1415 CM MINER WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK SLIPPED CATCHING HIS RIGHT THUMB AND INDEX FINGER BETWEEN THE MINER AND ROCK.

AT APPROX. 1:30 PM A ROOF FALL MEASURING 19' WIDE, 25' LONG AND 48" THICK FELL APPROX. 100' LEFT HANDED OF SPAD 389. NO INJURIES OCCURED IN THIS FALL.

AT APPROX. 2:00 PM A ROOF FALL MEASURING 20' WIDE AND 22' LONG AND 48" HIGH FELL 60' INBY SPAD #389 IN THE NO. 1 HEADING. THE ROOF STRATA WAS WEAK WITH A RIDER SEAM AT OR NEAR THE ANCHORAGE ZO NE. NO INJURIES OCCURED WITH THIS FALL.

A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM TOP, STIKING EE ON THE BACK OF NECK, HIS INJURIES WERE NOT SERIOUS AND IS EXPECTED TO RETURN TO WORK VERY SOON.

EMPLOYEE WAS UNLOADING 5 1/2 FOOT TIMBERS FROM THE BUCKET OF A 488 SCOOP. WHEN HE BEGAN TO COMPLAIN OF HIS LOWER BACK.

EE WAS INSTALLING 4' RESIN ROOF BOLTS INTO THE TOP. AS HE BEGAN TO INSERT ROOF BOLT INTO HOLE, THE BOLT BENT TRAPPING HIS FINGER BETWEEN BOLT WRENCH AND DRILL HEAD.

A PILLAR FALL OCCURRED ON THE 001 WORKING SECTION AT APROXMATELY 1200 PM 11-12-99 ENTRAPING THE 1415 MINER. THE MINER BECAME STUCK AND BEFORE IT COULD BE MOVED THE INTERSECTION OF #8 HEADING C OLLASPED ONTO THE MINER. THE ROOF WAS LAMINATED SHALE.

EE WAS MOVING MINER CABLE BY HAND WHEN INJURY OCCURRED.

EE AND COWORKER WERE CARRYING THE SCRAPER TO SIT IT ON THE MANTRIP. COWORKER DROPPED HIS END OF THE SCRAPER. EE'S HAND WAS PINNED BETWEEN THE SCRAPER AND THE MANTRIP RESULTING IN A BROKEN FING ER AND SEVERE LACERATION.

DURING RETREAT MINING, THE 1415 JOY MINER BECAMESTUCK IN SOFT BOTTOM BEFORE THE MINER COULD BE MOVED THE ROOF CAVED IN TRAPPING THE MINER.

WHILE PILLARS WERE BEING EXTRACTED ON THE 001 WORKING SECTION, A HILLSEAM MEASURING 20' LONG OFG UNKNOWN HEIGHT FELL ONTO THE CONTINUOUS MINER BEING USED, POWER FAILURE CONTRIBUTED TO THE ENTR APMENT. NO INJURIES OCCURRED IN THIS ACCIDENT.

WHILE PILLARING ON THE 001 WORKING SECTION, A SECTION OF ROOF FELL FROM ABOVE THE ANCHORAGE ZONE OF THE ROOF BOLTS THAT WERE INSTALLED ENTRAPPING THE CONTINUOUS MINER. THIS FALL WAS REPORTED T O M.S.H.A. ON 3-12-99.

EMPLOYEE WAS INSTALLING 4' RESIN PINS IN THE ROOF, WHEN A SECTION OF ROCK FELL STRICKING HIS RIGHT LEG.

EE CLAIMES HE INJURED HIS BACK LIFTING A BAG OF ROCKDUST.

EE WAS LEANING AGAINST RIB HOLDING MINER CABLE WITH HIS FEET. CABLE KNOCKED FEET OUT FROM UNDERHIM, EE LANDED ON ARM & SHOULDER TRYING TO PREVENT FALL.